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Taken from Dan Snaiths LP as Daphni the main man behind Caribou delights with his stripped back and rhythmic work, Xing Tian is a masterpiece of careful sampling, synthwork and addictive rhythmic work. The album Joli Mai is out on Jiaolong now and is full of…
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Mumbai continue their own little journey through the more interesting side of House music. Alex Medina hands over the controls to Alani for this next EP who drop a moody and almost progressive tip - combining the usual Mumbai slant on things with different…
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Welcome to the site UC! It's great to have you on here. As someone who is rising rapidly in the scene, and doing everything from A-Z pretty much by himself, its refreshing to see the energy and commitment you have been putting in. Before we get into the studio…
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Tornado Wallace drops a particularly drumtastic lesson in rhythm and tribal themes on Animals Dancing. The first two tracks open up in full on energy, crossing solid modern machine elements with tribal life and openness and flipping from a straight 44 beat to…
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What Midlands doing with his stable of labels is a sight to behold. The Regraded stuff is just the best, heard this in a few mixes so far this year and its a true killer, when that chorus drops no one is safe. Gerd and Shan have both been forcing themselves…
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Massive props to Mixmag for the HUGE premiere on this elusive record. All we know is that its taken from a full artist double LP coming later this year, and that its bloody mindblowing in its hugeness. So without further ado, I hope you are into intense beats…
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Mumbai records is a relatively new label, but both it's first 2 records have utterly intrigued - it is not easy to be individual in the world where most things have been done before. But the unique pulse of Alex Medina's first 2 records was undeniable, a sound…
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Most of us will be more familiar with Dietz more techy sound. But this new EP sees a new direction and its a very pleasant suprise. Spreading his wings into more adventurous and melodic territory with inspirations from all over, this shit is fresh. It's…
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He has gone and done it again, and again and again. Robert Hood under his Floorplan guise is never disappointing. There is a hell of a lot to learn from the simplicity of his productions too, kicks the right shape, bass huge but simple and catchy, traditional…
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No stranger to our shores, Mr Furness has gone out on a sample based flip for the latest Music is love. Middle Ground is a big and bold string cut up, with a harder edge applied gracefully to some classic 70's string section goodness. Mandingo gives a well…
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